Can the Chord Buddy be used on left hand electric guitar?
31143
I'm not sure about an electric guitar because I don't have one. You can however use it on a right or left hand acoustic guitar.
31144
it isn't any good for any guiter.Bigest waste of money I ever seen wish I could get my money back.
31145
It doesn't even work on right handed guitars...waste of money for a beginning player. You have to constantly adjust it. No fun . . .Over priced, but the person who gets this right should make bank...
31146
No you cannot use it for the left handed guitar as I am left handed as well and found out the hard way as it is just sitting in my drawer
1247663
I don't see why a left handed guitar wouldn't fit. I will say the right handed guitar fits very snug though.
727829
Probably. If you can press hard enough to sustain a chord even for just a moment, it should work.
1205439
Unless your acoustic guitar has a pickup and a plug-in, then no. Some have plug-ins and pickups and a little equalizer on them. Then, you might be able to use this with it.
2196444
This guitar can be used ambidextrous. Just change the order of the strings and turn the bridge saddle around. You may need to have the nut replaced. Since there is no pick plate or body orientation, it should be able to be adapted to left handers.
742674
The Chord Buddy is not currently available for the larger neck that is found on classical guitars. Best thing to do is get a standard size steel string acoustic guitar.
912477
I am right handed but I believe that if you are left handed you can install the strings to accommodate a left handed person, this guitar will work for both.the lowest note goes first at the top and the highest note goes at the bottom, the sequence you install the strings is the only difference.
1158952
This is a right handed guitar, but it could easily be adapted to a left handed player
1754683
I returned it, was not happy with the chords, I cannot recall, but I think yes. Sorry.
2250895
I dont think so. these have a 7/8 long screw that attaches the strap button to the guitar. I build electrics not acoutics but im not sure where u could attach the strap buttons where u'd have enough wood for the screw.
1135424
The wonderful thing about the Rocksmith software is that, as long as it's properly tuned, it supports just about anything. The game actually recognizes the notes sent from your instruments. In my home we are using an Emerson 3/4 size guitar fir my youngest and it works fine. It also supports electric acoustic.As for a guitar strung lefty, no problem. You can even let the game know and it will reverse the strings and adjust the "note highway" accordingly.
491687
I am not sure. In the event that it doesnt, there are many adapters available that one can use to extend the unit away from the guitar or you could use a cable with a male plug on one end and a female on the other.
740404
Likely the problem is with your guitar and not the Chord Buddy. Cheap guitars like the one you referenced commonly have higher and less predictable and/or adjustable action that may cause problems with your Chord Buddy. The neck may also be too wide for the CB to fit properly. If you can't get it to line up properly, I would upgrade the guitar before giving up on the Chord Buddy. Literally tens of thousands of Chord Buddy users have no problems and are playing along with their Chord Buddy.
1019562
Not really, you cant just put on strings reversed and call it a left-handed guitar, because the bridge saddle has been set up for righties, plus the pickguard would be in the wrong side, and the strap pins would be reversed also. Hope that helps.
867300
Not as far as I can see - there's a gap and some holes at the bottom which I always thought *maybe* could come away and allow the user to shorten the chord... but you'd need a screwdriver at least.
1146258
No, longer chords are not available. However, you can purchase a different model that is battery operated. Hope this helps ~McGrath
835766
As far as i've used it, yes. just watch how your chord is being pulled, or it'll break in a heartbeat .